The Youth Party has raised serious allegations regarding the presidential election conducted in São Paulo, claiming there were numerous irregularities that marred the voting process. Among the reported issues, intoxicated individuals were said to have obstructed the work of electoral monitors in the Brás neighborhood, indicating a chaotic environment surrounding the election. The party described the situation as one occurring under 'the most shameful pressure', which may have influenced the fairness of the electoral proceedings.

In an effort to sway public opinion, the Youth Party had previously advised Brazilian voters to abstain from voting for the officially presented candidate, Washington Luís, instead recommending votes for Assis Brasil. This strategic move suggested that the party was not only questioning the legitimacy of the election but also attempting to mobilize support for an alternative candidate who was not officially recognized. The early telegraphic bulletins indicate a nearly total vote in favor of Washington Luís, with only a few scattered votes for Assis Brasil, potentially reflecting the effectiveness of the Youth Party's campaign against the official candidate.

These claims of electoral misconduct raise significant concerns about the integrity of the electoral process in Brazil during that time. If validated, the allegations could undermine the authority of the ruling party and call into question the legitimacy of the election results, creating a challenging political landscape moving forward. Such issues highlight the ongoing struggles within Brazil’s political system and the importance of safeguarding electoral integrity.